Peter Berthoud
London's Naughtiest Planting Troughs?
As Spring approaches our thoughts turn to gardening, well mine do anyway. I have no garden, just an "area", so I am always on the...
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Peter Berthoud
- Feb 28, 2012
The Most Interesting Underpants in London
In Bowes Park a pair of underpants are gently decaying in public. They have a fascinating and genuinely moving story to tell; now how...
Peter Berthoud
- Feb 27, 2012
"Ovi" London's Legendary Egg Eating Dinosaur: Existence Confirmed!
High above the streets of a trendy North London suburb stands this prehistoric raptor known affectionately as "Ovi". Of course there has...
Peter Berthoud
- Feb 17, 2012
On Owning Pimlico Tube Station
Over a billion Tube journeys were made last year. Many of these were repeat journeys, people taking the same route to work or study and...
Peter Berthoud
- Feb 15, 2012
Garden of Remembrance Desecrated in Piccadilly
Yesterday I was really saddened to see that Southwood Garden in Central London, has just been brutally redeveloped. The tiny Second World...
Peter Berthoud
- Feb 11, 2012
Monochrome Flowers Bring Valentine's Colour to Soho
A brand new art exhibition/shop opened in Soho on Friday night (10th Feb) and after Valentine's Day, it will all be gone. Artist Anna...
Peter Berthoud
- Feb 10, 2012
Head Turning Exhibition in Berkeley Square
A stunning new temporary exhibition of recent work by Emily Young has just been installed in Berkeley Square, Mayfair. Six gigantic heads...
Peter Berthoud
- Feb 7, 2012
The Royal Academy's Wartime Vision for a New London
In 1940 Sir Edwin Lutyens, President of the Royal Academy, formed a committee to prepare a report on the “ideal” possibilities that could...
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